Sentence examples for generated much excitement from inspiring English sources

Already, his trip has generated much excitement.

Along with her first-rate band, Big Lovely, Ms. Reagon has generated much excitement among fans and critics who consider her one of the most compelling performers on the modern-rock scene.

Still, none of the names have generated much excitement among Fed watchers and most analysts believe the Bush administration will not focus on the issue until the war with Iraq is over.

At this week's Consumer Electronics Show, which opens Thursday, every TV maker will be crowing about things like 3-D and Internet connections — features that have not generated much excitement so far.

There is particular concern among some of Mr. Bush's allies in the financial world that the three names floated for the treasury post, all current or former Wall Street executives, have not generated much excitement, and some fear that none of them have the experience managing the kind of foreign economic crises that punctuated the Clinton years.

There were only three predictable desserts, none of which generated much excitement: Turkish baklawa ($2.50), the usual honey soaked triangles; Persian zolbvia and bomiah ($3), sweet little fried dough balls also dipped in honey with a few crisp latticework pastries; and Afhana firnee ($2), a homemade white pudding spiced with cardamon and sprinkled with shredded pistachio.

Mr. Chisum's candidacy isn't generating much excitement.

None is truly beloved, none generates much excitement.

Regular-season matchups don't seem to generate much excitement.

Yet even allowing for that, Mr Romney is not likely to generate much excitement.

"Charlie's Angels" on ABC could not generate much excitement despite its pre-sold title.